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Mixes rare vintage footage with first-time interviews to celebrate the World War II propaganda and training films made by animation greats such as Disney and Warner Bros.

Discusses Tiananmen Square incident, June 4, 1989. Includes still photographs, eyewitness accounts, interviews, and newsreels.

• Primo Levi il chimico e lo scrittore (6 min.)
• Se questo è un uomo (45 min.)
• Testimonianza su Auschwitz (7 min.)
• Auschwitz la lunga ombra (7 min.)
• Il ritorno ad Auschwitz (30 min.)
• Il veleno di Auschwitz (17 min.)
• E questo è un uomo (16 min.)

"Da settembre del 1963 a dicembre del 1986 (a pochi mesi dalla morte) Primo Levi, sollecitato da giornalisti e uomini di cultura, ripropone in tv la sua esperienza di uomo e di deportato, di scrittore e di chimico, misurandosi non solo con la dolorosa memoria di Auschwitz, ma anche con i problemi della società contemporanea, della scrittura e della morale. Ne emerge una figura di 'testimone integrale,' capace di trasmettere agli altri conoscenze e valori, ma, soprattutto, la necessità di affrontare le vicende della storia e della vita quotidiana con slancio. La precisione delle risposte, la pacatezza delle riflessioni, la fermezza nel riconoscere nell'uomo e nella democrazia riferimenti irrinunciabili, la denuncia dei 'vizi di forma' della società in cui viviamo, fanno di questi filmati, da tempo sepolti nelle teche Rai, uno strumento per lo studio della sua opera di scrittore e testimone del mondo di oggi."--Publisher's web site.

Interviews with older American women.

A secret agent known as The Lone Wolf is working in France for the Allies when he learns that a German master spy is headed for the United States to cause trouble. So he heads to New York to try and stop him.

"In this special edition of In Focus, we interview Mr. Abdoulie Janneh, Executive Director of the Mo Ibrahim Foundation on what needs to be done to accelerate Africa’s Integration following the 2nd African Leadership Forum organized by former President Benjamin Mkapa, with the support of UONGOZI Institute.--UONGOZI Institute WWW site.

Interview with former president Domitien Ndayizeye.

Interview with former president Jean-Baptiste Bagaza.

Interview with former president Pierre Buyoya.

Interview with former president Silvestre Ntibantunganya.

"In the face of global challenges such as climate change, financial instability, and transnational security threats, global governance, which is the collective management of common problems at the international level, has never been more relevant. Although global governance institutions have had many successes since they were developed after the Second World War, the growing number of issues on the international agenda, and their complexity, is outpacing the ability of international organisations and national governments to cope. In this episode, we interview Amb. Augustine Mahiga, former Permanent Representative of Tanzania to the United Nations, and former UN Special Representative and Head of the United Nations Political Office for Somalia on the challenges of global governance."-- UONGOZI Institute WWW site.

David Susskind replays his candid interview with former president Harry Truman conducted in 1961.

The first lady of Uganda dicusses fighting for vulnerable children in Uganda.

Television interview/panel progrograms on the topics of Kenyan devolution, the governor, county ward representatives and the senator.

Chiefly undated, unedited video footage shot at the WIlliam Saroyan Festival in Fresno. Also includes an undated Fresno television program "The Armenian Heritage," presented in cooperation with the 7th annual William Saroyan Festival and hosted by Marv Harrison. This program contained sizable interview segments originally presented on the Fresno County Dept. of Education program 'Ex Libris' with Author William Saroyan, probably shot in the late 60s or early 70s. In this interview, Saroyan discusses his works, primarily The human comedy and My name is Aram, with a group of elementary school students in Fresno.

Mexican author Juan Rulfo is interviewed by Silvia Fuentes and he reads from some of his works.

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• 1. Les monstres sacrés (Paris, 66 min ; Hollywood, 54 min ; Cinecittà, 44 min)
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• 2. Nouvelles vagues (Les précurseurs, 36 min. ; La nouvelle vague, 45 min. ; Les nouvelles stars, 74 min)
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• 3. Les coulisses (Derrière l'écran, 69 min ; François Chalais : la vie comme un roman / documentaire de Gilles Nadeau, 1997, 53 min.; Un regard extérieur, 27 min).

A collection of interviews of French, American, and Italian film stars and directors filmed for French television. Included also are reports from the sets of several films and a documentary on Chalais.

• [1]. Costa Rica : Oscar Arias
• [2]. Chile : Michelle Bachelet
• [3]. Ecuador : Rafael Correa
• [4]. Venezuela : Hugo Chavez Frias
• [5]. Brasil : Luis Inacio Lula da Silva
• [6]. Argentina : Cristina Fernández de Kirchner
• [7]. Paraguay : Fernando Lugo
• [8]. Bolivia : Evo Morales
• [9]. Nicaragua : Daniel Ortega
• [10]. Colombia : Alvaro Uribe Velez
• [11]. Uruguay : Tabare Vazquez.

This series consists of interviews with Latin American heads of state. Each episode features an individual president, who talks to interviewer Daniel Filmus about his or her life, career and policies.

• L'invention du monde (1952) / scénario et réalisation, Michel Zimbacca et Jean-Louis Bédoin (26 min, b&w)-- Quetzalcóatl, le serpent emplumé (1952) (8 min., color)
• Ni d'Ève ni d'Adam (1969) / réalisation, MIchel Zimbacca ; avecMaryse Sandoz, Claude Faraldo and Jean Benoît (10 min.; b&w)
• Entretien avec André Breton (1960) / Radio-Canada ; entrevue d'André Breton avecJudith Jasmin ; réalisation, Gérard Chapdelaine (27 min., b&w)
• Entretien avec Michel Zimbacca (2010) / Entretien de Michel Zimbacca avec Jean-Michel Arnold et Bertrand Schmitt (43 min.)

This DVD brings together several short films made by a surrealist group of film makers, with previously unreleased interviews.

Following new headlines, Rep. Henry Waxman speaks on healthcare reform, the Waxman-Markey Climate Change Bill and the expanding role of private contractors in the battlefield.